Life is a Bike
There are times when you go up
and you put more effort into it, and
there are times when you go down
when you can take a little brake and
catch your breath. At times the road will be full of
obstacles , other times it will have shortcuts.
No matter how hard it may seem you always pull through because
you know at the end it's all worth it.
Life is a bike.
Histories 100 most influential people Albert Einstein was born March 14 ,1879 in Württemberg, German Empire. He revolutionized the world of physics. One of his greatest achievements is the theory of relativity, "e equals mc squared." He is consider to be the father of modern physics and even to this day people are still amazed by his work. Einstein's first interest in physics was as a young boy when his dad showed him a pocket compass, and wonder what made the needle move. This was the beginning of his life long interest in physics. At School Einstein did not show much potential according to his teachers, he was a distracted boy that even had a hard time learning how to read. As Einstein grew older and showed that he was not slow as previously thought but quite the opposite and only showed interest at school on things that matter to him. On a trip to the USA in 1933 Einstein decided not to return back to Germany because of the aggressive laws being performed against the Jews. In 1939 Einstein sent a letter to president Roosevelt warning him of the possibility of Germany win the race against developing a atomic bomb. It is believe that this letter was the main cause for the US government to initiate the "Manhattan Project" which was the development of the atomic bomb by the USA. While he remained in this country he became a US citizen and worked as a professor in many universities and collaborated in different types of research and wrote hundreds of books. Albert died at the age of seventy - five but his knowledge is infinite. www.finerminds.com
"His knowledge is infinite."
That's creative
Ashley K.
Both excellent. I agree with Ashley, too. 4's for both. Mr. Chester
Not Another Day
Standing side by side family ,smiling and enjoying your selves.
The fresh oceanic breeze whistles through your hair and you feel free.
Today is an important day, a day of gathering and providing food for your whole village.
The sun sets and the cycle starts over, nevertheless tommorow is another day.
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Life is a Bike
There are times when you go up
and you put more effort into it, and
there are times when you go down
when you can take a little brake and
catch your breath. At times the road will be full of
obstacles , other times it will have shortcuts.
No matter how hard it may seem you always pull through because
you know at the end it's all worth it.
Life is a bike.
Histories 100 most influential people
Albert Einstein was born March 14 ,1879 in Württemberg, German Empire. He revolutionized the world of physics. One of his greatest achievements is the theory of relativity, "e equals mc squared." He is consider to be the father of modern physics and even to this day people are still amazed by his work. Einstein's first interest in physics was as a young boy when his dad showed him a pocket compass, and wonder what made the needle move. This was the beginning of his life long interest in physics. At School Einstein did not show much potential according to his teachers, he was a distracted boy that even had a hard time learning how to read. As Einstein grew older and showed that he was not slow as previously thought but quite the opposite and only showed interest at school on things that matter to him. On a trip to the USA in 1933 Einstein decided not to return back to Germany because of the aggressive laws being performed against the Jews. In 1939 Einstein sent a letter to president Roosevelt warning him of the possibility of Germany win the race against developing a atomic bomb. It is believe that this letter was the main cause for the US government to initiate the "Manhattan Project" which was the development of the atomic bomb by the USA. While he remained in this country he became a US citizen and worked as a professor in many universities and collaborated in different types of research and wrote hundreds of books. Albert died at the age of seventy - five but his knowledge is infinite.
"His knowledge is infinite."
That's creative
Ashley K.
Both excellent. I agree with Ashley, too. 4's for both. Mr. Chester
Not Another Day
Standing side by side family ,smiling and enjoying your selves.
The fresh oceanic breeze whistles through your hair and you feel free.
Today is an important day, a day of gathering and providing food for your whole village.
The sun sets and the cycle starts over, nevertheless tommorow is another day.
Picture on pg. 188 right side
I like it. I can picture the scene. Mr. Chester
PORTUGUESE ECONOMY
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/09/business/global/09iht-euportugal09.html?_r=0Portugal's economy had once been one of the best in the world, but due to recent changes
in government, it has been plummeting drastically .The main reasons for its decline in economical structure
is because of budget cuts and low levels of employment.Most of this unemployment comes from the
sixty-five percent of people that did not complete high school, this then again leads us to
the education cuts which are corrupting Portugal.All of these economic flaws are easily fixable but
the government will not do anything about it . Companies such as corticiera morim the leading manufacture
of cork production, boost this economy making it steady but not as great as it could be, if it weren't for these
large companies Portugal would be completely doomed.